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BRUNSWICK COUNTY

US Hwy 17, just South of Wilmington, NC

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Wilmington, NC 28403

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Brunswick County, recently published as the

fastest growing county in North Carolina. This 25+

acre tract, located on US HWY 17, in Leland, NC

and anchored by Waterford of the Carolina’s, a

630 acres mixed use community and only 5 miles

from Downtown Wilmington, NC. On-site is a

regional shopping centered anchored by Harris

Teeter grocery store, a medical center,

pharmacy, numerous retail shops & offices,

plus 1,100 residences. Adjacent to this

property are other amenity communities,

championship golf courses, regional & national

retailers, an expansive highway network in place

and a regional “outerloop” highway is under

construction and near completion. The continuance of growth, an underserved market,

and the welcoming posture of the community, proves this site as the regional position

for National Retailers and developers.

Distance Population Avg Income Absolute Growth

1 Mile 3,903 $73,194 5.84%

2 Mile 11,165 $70,436 5.16%

3 Mile 20,101 $67,680 5.92%

5 Mile 38,683 $55,461 7.36%

Trade Area 50,702 $59,314 8.8%

DEMOGRAPHICS HIGHLIGHTS

TRAFFIC

Olde Waterford Way & Hwy 17: 45,678 (2013)

Causeway between Wilmington & Leland: 69,368 (2013 WMPO)

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Cell:

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Cell:

Office:


Suite 102


(910) 262-3148

(910) 202-1129


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Grocery

Harris Teeter On-Site

Walmart .45 miles

Food Lion (Village Rd) 1.05 miles

Piggly Wiggly (Village Rd) 1.1 miles

Lowe’s Food (E. Cutlar) 1.5 miles

Food Lion (Mt. Misery) 2.70 miles

Pharmacy

Rite Aid On-Site

Walmart .45 miles

Walgreens (Grandiflora) .70 miles

CVS (Village Rd) 1.1 miles

CVS (E. Cutlar) 1.5 miles



Cell:

Office:


Suite 102


(910) 262-3148

(910) 202-1129


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NEIGHBORING RETAIL

Traffic Highlights

Heavy commuter traffic to and from Wilmington (69,368 vpd 2013 WMPO)…

the area’s primary retail corridor...superstreet design provides excellent

traffic flow and access…US HWY 17 is the main traffic route between

Wilmington, NC and Myrtle Beach, SC…Waterford Commercial is the first

commercial site on the “going home” side of US HWY 17.

Holiday Inn

Express BP & Subway

Magnolia Greens Entrance

Walgreens First Bank Rite Aid

Wells Fargo &

Smithfield’s

Waterford

Entrance

SITE

Goodwill

West Gate Entrance First Federal Walmart Arby’s Applebee’s McDonald’s

H&R Block East Car.

Bank

Suntrust

Best Western

Harris Teeter Corning Credit

Union

Hawthorne at

Leland Apts.



Cell:

Office:


Suite 102


(910) 262-3148

(910) 202-1129






WATERFORD AREA COMMERCIAL LAND

LELAND, NC

NEIGHBORING RESIDENTIAL HIGHLIGHTS

Community Distance Residents/Planned

Waterford 0.10 mile/1 min 1,236/1,300

Magnolia Greens 0.75 mile/2 min 1,188/1,200

Brunswick Forest 1.5 miles/3min 1,425/13,500

Hawkeswater 4.8 miles/6 min 200/456

Community Distance Residents/Planned

West Port 6.31 miles/8 min 436/1,000+

Mallory Creek 7.21 mile/9 min 572/3,500

Compass Point 8.31 miles/12min 740/5,879






Domestic tourism in Brunswick County generated an economic impact of

$445.86 million in 2012. This was a 6.66% change from 2011.

In 2012, Brunswick County ranked 10 in travel impact among North Carolina’s

100 Counties.

More than 4,850 jobs in Brunswick County were directly attributable to travel

and tourism.

Travel generated a $80.28 million in payroll in 2012.

State and local tax revenues from travel to Brunswick County amounted to

$47.39 million. This represents a $420.88 tax saving to each county resident.

Area attractions include historic Southport and Brunswick Town, Bald Head

and Oak Island Lighthouse, Fort Caswell, Calabash seafood.

Year Revenue $

(millions)

Change from

previous year

2012 $445.86 6.66%

2011 $418.03 5.73%

2010 $395.38 8.67%

2009 $363.83 -7.38%

2008 $392.83 0.16%


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The Agenda

Brunswick County tourism spending saw

increase in 2013

Courtesy of the Wilmington Star News

Friday, August 15, 2014 at 12:36 by Jason Gonzales

Brunswick County saw one of the highest increases in spending from tourists in 2013,

according to numbers released by the N.C. Division of Tourism, Film and Sports

Development.

Visitors spent 5.5 percent more than they did the previous year bringing total spending by

tourists to about $470 million in the county. The division also released statewide numbers for

2013, and Gov. Pat McCrory’s office released a statement Thursday about the numbers

saying the increase proves how much outsiders value the state.

“North Carolina continues to show that it is one of the most sought-after vacation spots in the

country,” McCrory said in the release. “These statistics are no surprise.”

In 2012, Brunswick County also saw one of the highest increases in visitor spending at 6.7

percent over the previous year. Tourists were estimated to have spent $445 million that year.

Buncombe, Burke and Carteret counties saw the largest visitor expenditure increase over

2012 numbers. Mecklenburg County received more than $4.6 billion in travelers’

expenditures to lead all of North Carolina’s 100 counties, the release says.

“Tourism is a key element of our economic development strategy for North Carolina,” said

N.C. Department of Commerce Secretary Sharon Decker in the release. “It means jobs —

nearly 200,000 of them across the state — for our residents.”

New Hanover County recorded a 3.8 percent change over the 2012 totals, with $477 million

being spent in 2013 by visitors to the county.

Visitors to Pender County spent $84 million in 2013 and helped fuel a 4.4 percent increase

over 2012 expenditures.

To view the numbers visit www.nccommerce.com/tourism/research/economic-impact/teim.

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Brunswick among nation’s fastest-growing counties


Thursday, March 26, 2015 at 11:15am by Julian March

SOUTHEASTERN N.C. Once again, Brunswick County is among the nation’s fastest-growing

counties, according to the latest estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau.

Brunswick County has a 10.6 percent growth rate in population between 2010 and 2014, from

107,431 people to 118,836, according to Census data. Nationwide, Brunswick’s growth rate ranked

50 out of the top 100 counties for the four-year period. The list only includes counties with at least

10,000 people.

“We’ve been on this trend for a while,” said Brunswick County Manager Ann Hardy.

As a resident, Hardy sees the results—new businesses and restaurants opening up and new homes

across the county.

“We’re very fortunate to have a lot of folks coming in from diverse areas—mainly the northeast—

where we’ve got a lot of retirees coming to take advantage of the many leisure pastimes we offer as

well as the great weather,” Hardy said.

Brunswick is second among North Carolina counties that landed a spot on the nationwide list—Wake

County was in the 46th spot—though Brunswick bested Harnett, Mecklenberg, Hoke, Durham and

Union counties.

Jim Bradshaw, executive director of the Brunswick County Economic Commission, hoped the news

would boost efforts to snag new industry or business.

“When you get this type of publicity it helps us when we’re trying to recruit larger retail development

in the county,” he said.

Apart from the nationwide list, Pender County had the 10th highest growth rate among North

Carolina counties during the same period, according to the Carolina Population Center at UNC-

Chapel Hill.

Pender’s growth rate was 7.8 percent. The percentage is calculated by the change in populations

between 2010 and 2014 in each county.

New Hanover County was not among the state’s top 10 highest growth Counties.

Regional Growth Overall, New Hanover, Brunswick and Pender counties grew by nearly 8,000

people in 2014, according to the Census Bureau.

The growth in the three counties last year represents 12 percent of North Carolina’s total population

growth of 95,047.

Based on the number of people born and that move here from elsewhere, New Hanover County is

among the top 10 growth counties in North Carolina, according to an analysis produced by the State

Data Center. That analysis compared all counties between 2010 and 2014.

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Brunswick among nation’s fastest-growing counties


Thursday, March 26, 2015 at 11:15am by Julian March

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The other counties on the growth list surround other cities—Charlotte, Raleigh, Durham, Greensboro,

Winston-Sale and Asheville.

New Hanover and Brunswick Counties are also among the top 10 counties in the state with the

largest number of outsiders moving in, according to the center’s analysis.

Wilmington Chamber of Commerce President Connie Majure-Rhett reacted positively to the new

figures.

“It’s always good to be growing,” Majure-Rhett said Thursday. “We certainly need to add to our

worker base here.”

Although she views the growth as positive, a larger population brings other issues involved in

supporting the growth, she said.

More people means more traffic on the area’s congested roads, for example. Continued growth could

mean increased property tax revenue for local governments, but it also places more demand on

services.

Growth Elsewhere South of Wilmington, the Myrtle Beach, S.C., metropolitan area was the

second fastest growing in the country last year, according to the Census Bureau.

After the 2010 U.S. Census, the federal government moved Brunswick county into the Myrtle Beach

metro area—a change local officials protested.

Looking into the future past the 2020 Census, it is possible further growth in northern Brunswick

county could prompt federal officials to return Brunswick to the Wilmington area, Majure-Rhett said.

“Hopefully, we’ll get Brunswick back.”

Nearly half of North Carolina’s total population growth last year was I the Raleigh and Charlotte

areas, according to the data center.

Mecklenburg County passed the 1 million benchmark last year by about 12,000 people, according to

Census figures. Raleigh’s Wake County is not far behind with more than 998,000 people.

Yet the center points out North Carolina’s growth is “not consistent across all counties” - 49 of 100

counties actually shrank. Columbus County, for example, lost 241 people.

Julian March: 910-343-2099

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